The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-14
Local Personal.

Hon. H. w. Richardson, Collector of the
port of Beaufort, s. c., was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. H. NJ. C. Smith left yesterday with
his wife and child for Asheville, via the
Charleston and Savannah.
Mr.. T. p Ravenel, the well known law
yer, left the city this morning on a short
vacation. He will spend some time with
friends in South Carolina.
Miss Annie L. Laird will leave to-day by
steamship City of Savannah for New York.
There she will be met by her friends and
will spend the remainder of the summer at
Atlantic City, n. j., and Narragansctt.
Mr.. J. p Beckwith passed through the
city yesterday with his wife and child
They are on Their way to the mountains of
North Carolina Mr.. Beckwith is the
freight agent of the Central railroad in
Florida.
Lieut.. w. N King Jr., one of the bright
est of Savannah's sons who are seeking fame
and fortune in other fields than their native
city, has accepted the position of yachting
editor of the New York Herald. He had
the offer of an appointment abroad, but the
HerdIds offer was so advantageous from
many standpoints that he could not very
well refuse it. Mr.. King is a member of the
New York Yacht Club, and was q passen
ger on the yacht Coronet in her famous
race with the Dauntless across the ocean.
His description of that race which he wrote
for the Herald, attracted the attention of
Mr.. Bennett, the editor, who sometime after
wards offered him the place he now occu-
pies Mr.. King had an article on yachting
in a late number of the Outing which ex-
cited considerable comment. He has many
Savannah friends who wish him success i'll
the career upon which he has entered.
Among the arrivals at the Pulaski House
were A. F. Long, Philadelphia; ]. e,
Phillips, Williamsport, Pa; ID. J. Darby,
San Antonio, Tex D. Midaike, Baltimore
G.. D. Smith, w. II. Price, New York; l. j.
Barnard, St. Louis; J. H. Turner, Atlanta
j. E. Mercer, Lexington, Va. G.. 7. Bryan,
L. j. Norman, Charleston; j. W. Moore,
Baltimore R. ]. Hansel, o. w, Tuyn, AT
lanta; w. II. Wyman, Washington, d. C.
At the Marshall House were: j. f. Kemp,
| Louisville; j. Moore. Kingsville; r. G..
Lain, Hawlzinsville; J, M. Gill, Bellaire,
o.; e. Oberdorfer, Lake City, Fla; J. w.
Henry, Cincinnati; L. w Burkett, Macon
f c. Folks, Waycross; r. Bryan, Month
| cello, Fla. Mrs. T. Porter, Greenville, Fla.
| II. A. Richie, Lake Bluff Mill; j. T. Theus,
steamer Ethel.
At the Harnett House were d. j. Sirmans
Valdosta; John A. Douglas battle-ground
! A. J. Hughes, s. d. Bradwell, Liberty
county; c, w. Gunther, f. c. Page, Sharon
Springs, n. Y; ]. o. Moffett, Boston; Ed
ward Kelley, Hazardville, Conn. N j
Norman Liberty county; +. c. Ullman anc
wife, #. G. Vandyke, Milwaukee, Wis.
Joseph II. Olmstead, Philadelphia; Charles
II. Freyer, A. J. Hansell, Atlanta; J. w
Barnett, Lake City, Fla. ; II. C. Moore, j
B. Leonard, Boston; w. S, Blythe, Woon
socket, r. |.
At the Screven House were J. r. Baldwin
and wife, Montgomery, Ala; w. II. Nc,
Clintock, Shelly Compton, Columbus; T
! Boykin, Jr., Selma, Ala. Louis Sudenbach
| Philadelphia; G. H. Cornwell, jacksonville
T. j, Garbett. Midwife; Joseph A. Ondin.
NJ Kaiser, New York: f. G. Howald, Co
lumbus, o.; Frank w. Daley and wife
WrightSville, Ga.